Austin City Council Selects Aspen Heights Partners to Redevelop the Former HealthSouth Property in the City’s Innovation District
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Thursday, October 6, 2022
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The Austin City Council approved Aspen Heights Partners proposal to redevelop the city-owned HealthSouth tract, a key step forward for a project that will bring 232 units of affordable housing and various other community benefits to Downtown Austin.
Key Points:
- The Austin City Council approved Aspen Heights Partners proposal to redevelop the city-owned HealthSouth tract, a key step forward for a project that will bring 232 units of affordable housing and various other community benefits to Downtown Austin.
- Aspen Heights Partners, which has been working with Austin city officials and community stakeholders on plans for the redevelopment since 2020, enlisted Capital A Housing and The NHP Foundation for the project.
- "The HealthSouth development is another tool we are using to increase our affordable housing supply, said Steve Adler , Mayor of Austin.
- Aspen Heights is a national Multifamily, Student Housing, and Single Family for Rent developer headquartered in Austin, TX.